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Bantwal: Man re-emerges after eight years of self-imposed exile

  •   Thu, Dec 01 2016 01:02:51 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Bantwal (SP)

Bantwal, Dec 1: A person, who reportedly went missing allegedly with the aim of cheating  his wife and son, was found at Katapadi near Udupi by Vittal police on Wednesday November 30.

Ganesh Sherigar (38) from Katapadi in Udupi taluk had married Shashikala Rai (35) from Moodambail near Vittal in the taluk about 15 years back.  The two had liked each other and got married after coming to know each other when Ganesh was working with Shashikala's brother in Gujarat.  Around eight years ago, Ganesh suddenly went missing after leaving wife and son in the house of his in-laws.

The police found that the said marriage was registered. On lthe basis of complaint filed by Shashikala eight years back, sub-inspector of Vittal station, Prakash Devadiga, succeeded in tracking Ganesh's whereabouts now. In the past, Shashikala had searched for her husband in the address provided by him, but without any success.        

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Dec 02 2016

    Such Coward men should nt decide for a Family who dont love wife and Abandon them without a trace .Specially a small child should grow without fathers love and his careing ,leave alone Money.what a woman has to take Trouble to bring up child and herslf,he didnt think.who knows may be he has married again?

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